Aereopagitica: Monday

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Lana opened up the store promptly at 10AM. She couldn't believe Spring break was over. It seemed as if it had just flown by what with everything happening and all.

She set out to straighten up the store and do a little dusting while waiting for any customers.

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Giles at the helm...

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Giles came downstairs at about 12:30 and shooed Lana off to class.

He's popped "Eric Clapton Unplugged" into the CD player and has resumed his translation and analysis of the St. Augustine.

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Somewhere around lunchtime Agatha comes in.

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"Good afternoon, Miss Clay. How may I help you today?" Giles was pleased to see his best customer.

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"I finished the Count of Monte Cristo. It was rather good, even if it did send a bit of a mixed message. Did this author write any more books? Do you have any? This town has no library so i need more books."

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"Ah! Most definitely." Giles led Agatha over to the "classic fiction" section.

He took down a book with gold lettering that read The Three Musketeers.

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Agatha took the book, and noticing that there were what looked like sequels nearby said "Oooh, sequels? I think i want those as well. And this one." She took down a volume titled 'Ascanio' omg modded thatyou ahd itoff the shelf.

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Giles chuckled as he helped Agatha balance all the books in her arms.

"Are you sure you have enough?"

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"I am almost certain i don't, but i will just have to come back sooner rather then later, no?" She carefully kept the books balanced as she brought them up to the coutner to pay.

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"And isn't that just a shame you'll have to be back so soon?" Giles grinned.

"That'll be twelve dollars." He began wrapping the books up.

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Agatha handed him a ten and two ones. "A horrible shame. Of course. Anythign but having to go to a bookshop again. the horror." She grinned at Giles impishly.